Technocratical Correctness
Bremen-based Dj and Producer Thomas Bornemann comes along with his debut release on Stadtgruen. With four Detroit-rooted tracks, always funky with a touch of digital jazz and soul, Thomas gives an impression of that what he thinks electronic music is about. Base elements of his tracks are driving chords combined with 'usual' parts of a classic techno track, though still exciting. All that is 'Suggestion Box'.
Presenting four tracks for the dancefloor, the EP includes a remix by his 'partner in crime' alias 'Leptomorph' who joined him and his new label 'Sorbitol Records'. Already receiving good response and support by heroes as Claude Young, Pacou, WJ Henze, Andreas Kauffelt and others, this release has big potential to hit the urban clubscene in late 2004.
Bremen-based Dj and Producer Thomas Bornemann comes along with his debut release on Stadtgruen. With four Detroit-rooted tracks, always funky with a touch of digital jazz and soul, Thomas gives an impression of that what he thinks electronic music is about. Base elements of his tracks are driving chords combined with 'usual' parts of a classic techno track, though still exciting. All that is 'Suggestion Box'.
Presenting four tracks for the dancefloor, the EP includes a remix by his 'partner in crime' alias 'Leptomorph' who joined him and his new label 'Sorbitol Records'. Already receiving good response and support by heroes as Claude Young, Pacou, WJ Henze, Andreas Kauffelt and others, this release has big potential to hit the urban clubscene in late 2004.
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| 01 - Electrifying Mojo |
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| 02 - Shadow Success |
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| 03 - Refuse To Use |
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| 04 - Lockout |
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| 05 - Electrifying Mojo (Lepto's Trashy Oldschool Remix) |
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1 - 01 - Electrifying Mojo
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2 - 02 - Shadow Success
3 - 03 - Refuse To Use
4 - 04 - Lockout
5 - 05 - Electrifying Mojo (Lepto's Trashy Oldschool Remix)
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Keepme
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September 5, 2005
Subject: detroit at its best
Subject: detroit at its best
fantastic release, i like all the tracks. quality could be better. Highly recommended!!
Reviewer:
cueless
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November 14, 2004
Subject: Solid d-tech release
Subject: Solid d-tech release
Extremely well done. Not often are we served detroit techno of that calibre. Thomas Bornemann does not reinvent the style but with steadiness he demonstrates his talent at mastering all the different detroit's technics and fx, the result is 4 unbelievably deep and funky tracks and a remix by Leptomorph that would break hell loose on any dancefloor.
